Friendship vs. Love by Nathan Stutte

Friendship is a quiet walk in the park with the one you trust.

Love is when you feel like you are the only two around.

Friendship is when they gaze into your eyes and you know they care.

Love is when they gaze into your eyes and it warms your heart.

Friendship is being close even when you are far apart.

Love is when you can still feel their hand on your heart when they are not near.

Friendship is hoping that they experience the very best.

Love is when you bring them the very best.

Friendship occupies your mind.

Love occupies your soul.

Friendship is knowing that you will always try to be therewhen in need.

Love is when you will give up everything to be at their side.

Friendship is a warm smile in the winter.

Love is a warming touch that sends a pulse through your heart.

Love is a beautiful smile to which nothing compares:

A tender laugh, which opens your heart,

A single touch that melts away your fears,

A smell that reminds you of the tenderness of heaven,

A voice that reminds you of the innocence of youth.

Friendship can survive without love.

Love cannot live without friendship.

What Is Friendship?

	Spending time together.
	Sharing ideas and interests.
	Respecting each other’s differences.
	Feeling safe talking to each other about your feelings and problems.
	Trusting each other.
	Both working on maintaining the relationship.

What Makes A Good Friend?

	Being equal, not one always be the leader and the other be the follower.
	Accept you as you are.
	Share good times and bad times.
	Giving space to each other.
	Both trying to keep the friendship.
	Be aware of other feelings – think before one speak.
	Be there when you need most.
	Be helpful.
	Never give up on you.

We are friendly with lots of people but we might only have a few close friend. It is lucky to have several close friends – someone we can trust and rely on for their help when we need it. It’s good to have friends to share the good times and down times. Best friends are special.

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